This study will analyse governance, risk and ethics with the example of TM, whom has struggled in nearly every area; and discuss whether it is possible to act in the interests of all stakeholders in an industry that has a primary role as the seller of "brash reporting of show business stars”.
Corporate governance has been quoted as the exercise of power over corporate entities. Trinity Mirror (TM, known today as the “Daily Mirror Newspaper”) launched in 1903 as a pro-women newspaper which has a long history of corporate governance, risk and ethics swaying from diversity to insolvency, unethical trade, treason, audit abuse, and unethical reporting/management.
This analysis will consider the corporate governance issues; theories, academic, professional or legal literature/regulations; and whether the events of Trinity Mirror & their responses are consistent or in contrast with those theories. This study further ponders if their responses were suitable, and if similar events occurred whether the current system of governance and accountability is sufficient. It concludes with the lessons learnt and an investment decision criterion for TM.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Case Study...
- Introduction
- Company Profile
- Description of Events
- Conclusion
- Case Study Analysis .....
- Main Corporate Governance Issues
- The Theoretical, Academic, Professional or Legal Literature/Regulation on TM Issues.........
- Were Events/Features of the Case Consistent or in Contrast with the Theoretical, Academic, Professional or Legal Literature/Regulation
- Response to the Issues.
- Could Similar Events Happen in UK Today and Why
- Lessons Learnt from a business and personal perspective.
- Investment Criteria into TM....
- Conclusions.........
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This case study aims to analyze the governance, risk, and ethical issues faced by Trinity Mirror (TM) and discuss whether it is possible for a company in the media industry to act in the best interests of all stakeholders. The study focuses on TM's history of corporate governance challenges, including instances of insolvency, unethical practices, and allegations of audit abuse and unethical reporting.
- Corporate governance challenges and practices in the media industry
- Balancing the interests of stakeholders in a competitive media environment
- The role of ethics and accountability in corporate governance
- The impact of regulatory frameworks on corporate governance practices
- Lessons learned from TM's experiences and their implications for future governance practices
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- Introduction: This section provides an overview of the case study, outlining its purpose, the importance of the case, and the structure of the analysis.
- Company Profile: This chapter delves into the history and background of Trinity Mirror (TM), focusing on its origins, growth, and key events, including its financial performance and its role in the media industry.
- Governance Structure: This chapter examines the organizational structure and governance frameworks of TM, including its board composition, committees, and policies. It also discusses the role of editors and the company's financial governance policies.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
Key terms and concepts explored in this case study include corporate governance, risk, ethical issues, media industry, stakeholder interests, financial transparency, regulatory frameworks, and accountability. The study also examines specific issues related to TM's history, such as audit abuse, unethical reporting, and potential conflicts of interest.
- Quote paper
- Irene Anne McLaughlin (Author), 2016, Corporate Governance. Case study and analysis, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.hausarbeiten.de/document/336022
